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Even when he was an egg, Ollie knew he was different to the other ducklings. For a start, his egg was slightly bluish whilst their's were pure brilliant white. Even more obvious, was the size. His egg filled the nest pushing his brothers and sisters to the edge of the nest. Mother Duck loved them all equally, even though Ollie looked different. Where his brothers and sisters were fluffy and.....

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PLEASE NOTE: The story you are discussing is a JOKE. It is a SPOOF NEWS story written on a SPOOF NEWS website.

I loved this! When I was 4, I would watch my dad shave and he would tell me mixed up fairy tales. Thanks for taking me back in time, Iain.

This is one of a few stories I've told both my kids, but only once they were old enough to know the real story well enough to recite it with me.

Iain

I liked that a lot Iain, although I must admit I saw the ostrich coming. (Not in a gay way)

Did you know me nan?

Regards and five as ever

Skoob.

I like that version better than the original...JLF

I thought it was 'mother-ducking' brilliant!

Sad I could only give it 5.

Nice one sir!

All the best

Inchcock

A lovely tale.

Whatever happened to Iain?

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A lovely tale.

Whatever happened to Iain?

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Yes, well crafted as ever.


Where are they now?


Remember Spectrum? Me neither. This is one of his greatest works:


"Fred Flinstone"


I was once moved to parody him:

Flinstone Parodie

I really must write something new. Soon.

Yours,

Mrs Edwardo Nalge

Stonhenge
Bedrock

Wilts.



PS I am somewhat discomfited to discover that I also parodied one of his Dr Who stories.